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By ANDY DUMSTORF Walker helped‘the. Wildcats to a the free-throw shooting would Walker became the first Ken» Washington coach Mary Har- the court prmed to be the dif— ‘ V ..
Sports Editor first round wrn In the NCAA have been very costly. but our tucky victim as he was fouled by shman said. ference in the early going of the j ;
West regional tournament. guys just couldn't miss." Washington forward Detlef Washington junior forward second half. . . : ~
SALT LAKE CITY —- .Kentucky. 17-12 for the season The victory moved the Schrempf at the 3:54 mark. The Patti Fortier agreed with Har- for the game, Kentucky outre» '- ‘ -, . '.
“Nobody knows the road to Lex- hit 17 of 21 free-throws tnthelast Wildcats into tomorrow‘s second Wildcats then were fouled ten shman. “They (Kentucky)started bounded the Huskies 37-35. " ' - ,’- y
‘ ington better than we do." said four minutes. and 30 out of 40 round game with Nevada-Las more times by the Huskies. each off in a man (-to-man defense) Hall said tomorrow‘s game will '. z ' 1
coach 106 3. Hall, after the for the game for 75 percent. Vegas. 28-3. who defeated San forabonus situation. and then dropped back into a definitely be a change from the ’y . " ,
-- ”‘ Wildcats claimed a 66-58 victory Walker scored a game-high 29 Diego State earlier last night. The Huskies could not match sagging zone. and we just deliberate offensive style the y ‘ .- v. . I.
over the Washington Huskies last points and pulled down a game- At one point, Washington nar- the Wildcats' success at the chari» couldn't adjust.“ Huskies used last night. ‘ . ' ' .
night. high ten rebounds. rowed the Wildcat lead to one at ty stripe, however. hitting only The Wildcats shot a dismal 38 “We‘re going to face a yery 3' . _
C'UlCh free-throw shooting in ”I don’t know how we won. 49-48 on a Shag Williams jump six in 16 attempts. percent from the field at 18 of 47, talented ball club that likes to .' -' ~ ‘ ’
the last four minutes and another but we worked hard and Kenny shot from the corner with 4:14 “We didn't deserve to win it — but the defense held. according to run." he said. “They do things . ‘ ‘ f _-
outstanding night for second- Walker was outstanding." Hall left. butrthe Huskies were forced we just couldn‘t hit our free- Hall, in blocking out on both the well and they‘re all good , .' ' .
., .- team All-American - Kenny said after the game. “A letup in to foul the rest of the game. throws and other shots." offensive and defensive ends of athletes." ' .
85 W . . . GALUS renovates - ,‘
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.3 . has ' . 3r:- . ._ / ‘3. 'mm Group also plans NEXUS hot/me tape, - . -_
' -t. 33333 ’ ' mformatzonal pamphlet for freshmen . . ~ ~ .
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' H _ i . ByKAKlEl'HCH liaison reported on an nuns L'p— . . ~
g, 0 . Staff Writer date" presentation by Dr Alan f -
* * " ides 4-,... “verso - . g ( it ’ Cohen and Dr Sandy Joseph which _
* * * * ,. ' N! .- ' ’3 ~‘ ”'1 The organizational structure of the GALI'S and Lexington (iay- Services ‘ g
* * * * * J * “I If, 51"" / i} Gay and besbian L'nion of Students Organization cosponsored at the . _ ' .
I * * * . a ‘ ”so... ‘ ,3" _ ,e . :59 3" ' " ‘ has gone through what spokesperson Student (‘enter - '
* * * * . I“ ”,5.-is"? .t- 3 ‘ " ' . Lois Waly called a “quiet revolu- The group discussed plans for pro- ' ‘ ,
~ * * * * * ' _. . - y _ .2; : 1 tion.“ duction of a tape for the Niexcs in- . , ' ‘.
. * ' ‘ ‘ 3" f ' j 1- f . i Wesly said the group was “bogged iormationai tape hbrary‘ and formed .
i ** * * * * . 1 . ,. , ~ 3 . {fife} , f. r"? ' if 'a "z f ' i 4 down in bureacracy." The new orga- a committee to prepare a brochure ' - -
’ " * * * * “" "r’gl” “if/(em -" i 5 i ’ nizational structure. which outlines about GALL'S for distribution at - ‘
'5 * * * * 3. ' ..- ‘ ‘_ . a liaison system overseen by a Freshman Advising Conference and
* * * * _ . :, chairperson. was designed to help Orientation '
‘ * * . _ .3 ' - 3" give a “more informal setting for A fundraiser. ieaturing a drag . »,
* * * .5 ,- ~' " ' . meetings." show by The Imperial (‘ourt of the .
,4" “i - . GALUS was formerly led by a Bluegrass l-Inipire. will help defray ‘
~ ' 1 president/vice-preSident/secretary the costs of producing the brochure. . _
, ' . . ' " and treasurer. The student organiza- The fundraiser will be held at the - ~
’ .~ . .21 tion constitution outlining the new (‘ircus club tonight. with doors open-
, . f / ,3" .- . chairperson/liaison structure was ing at 8 pm. and the shOw begin-
, -s’ 5- 33 If I. f approved by Dean Frank Harris on ning at9p m
n __ a ' t 1...; wt”; March 5. The group also demded to nomi- - '
a 1.", kg; .. . V, A! ‘ ~ [If f "1 ,3 x2”; , . Steve Abrams. a senior in the Col- nate Susan Brothers. president of
3.4. ' ' ~' .sig... . ‘_ y . -. “3 _ , _. I f ' fl ,. 45.; .. i" *9” lege of Arts & Sciences. was elected Young Democrats. for the Robert F ‘ '
if” ,._.. . _...._.__.. : uric ' i W 9";gfiwu4 I "’ ‘ "W” .______._., ___., is ’1 as chairperson at their meeting last ZUmVanlt‘ Student [fights awards ‘
““"”‘"' MW“ night in 118 Student Center. Other for her efforts to get the sexual . .
Flag fans members. who prefer not to be iden- orientation clause added to the stu- ‘ ,
tified. will serve as administrator dent code '
Eric Hart, a nuclear physics freshman. and Jay May. a busi- Field from their room in Haggin Hall. The two were cheering and University liaison. Wesly was GALUS‘ next meeting will be held
ness freshman. watch a girls softball team practice on Haggin the softball team while packing to go to Fort Lauderdale. elected as group spokesperson. at :3 pm the first Thursday after
In regular business. the University spring break 11‘. the Student (‘enter '
J al's ce' es grant to repeat media ethics conference ' '
By KAREN MILLER who teach ethics in journalism ching ability, capacity for aSSimilat- why we received another grant.“ he David Hawpe. managing editor of Herbert Drennon. dean of the Col- ‘ , ' '
Staff Writer schoolsacrossthecountry. ing the subject matter and their said. the Louisville Courier-Journal and a lege of Communications. said the . .
“The gift will bring about 35 edi- commitrnenttoethics instruction.“ Representatives of the ethics com- participant in the last workshop. workshop brought positive attention ‘ ' y _
A 322.980 grant by the Gannett torS. journalism professors and phi- The first workshop was held last mitteos of major professional news said, “I think it was very successful to UK. . 'y .
Foundation to the School of Journa~ losophers from more than 20 states October and Lambeth said it was organizations also will partiCipate. and it gave me an opportunity as 3 “It's particularly important he . , ‘
lism for an ethics workshop in Octo- to UK," Lambeth said. “to discuss verysuccossful. Lambeth said. working journalist to test some of cause it makes other professionals ; ._
her was recently renewed; the what improvements can be made in “After advertisingedfor the lfirst Ampéidg thosteh ngtsips toedbepiep {ny ideas d‘ktlht: teachers of journa- atomsst the clountry- agape oft ng—t . ‘ . - .
money Will support another teaching of ethics in journalism and workshop we receiv 130 app ica- rosen are e soma . ess ism aroun count-y. i 5 ex reme y- impor n jus .0 e _ . . 5
workshoptobeheld this summer. to identify research and creative ac- tions for 20 positions so we took the Managing Editors. the American So- The workshop is important to UK. this group of people together in this a 3 . '
tivity that needs to be done in this top 40 to participate, and divided ciety of Newspaper Editors. the Hawpe said. “It had to be a great environment and have them get to ' _ . -
Edmund Lambeth, director of the area." them between the workshops." he Radio-TV News Directors Associa- honor for UK to play host-to a con- know each other “ ' ' . ‘
School of Journalism and director of He said participants applying to said. “Those who attended the Octo- tion, and members of the Society of ference of this type of national tm- The workshop will be held from g . . . '
the workshop. said participants for attend the workshop are chosen by a ber workshop gave it outstanding Professional Journalists. Sigma portance and 1 was pleased to con- July 13.18 at 1701 (arnahan House .. . _ . y -
the July 13-19 workshop are those panel of judges who evaluate ”133- ratings, and this was one reason Delta Chi. ' tribute." on Newtown Pike . _ . . .
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U K student “If A d h P '
victim of \‘\\\‘iili applications due today
\ III ‘ By LIN] S. KADABA er” than . the state‘s criterion. I I . ' 1'
IObbery .‘ ® ‘ W! ‘ 3‘ Contributing Writer Harders said. . . .
x ‘ x | Graduate and professtonal school ‘ 3 . ,
‘ \ \‘6 g _ Applications for the Academic Ex- applicants also must each submit -
Alleged th leves ‘ ' \ cellence scholarships — designed ex- one letter of recommendation. . -
‘ | .. prossly for those who already attend . . .
. |\ . _ Completed applications should be .
tOOk $1 at gunpOInt \ ’. E 5 _ t UK areduemay‘ returned to the Office of the Vice .
‘ l .. - - - Chancellor for Academic Affairs in . .
\ l— ; . For a long time the UnivetStty . . . . . ,
Sta“ Reports . 9.3 . has had no scholarship money. or it the Administration Bu'ld'"g
3 “ ‘ (the money) was geared toward en- _ .
A UK female student was robbet: \ {1- tering freshmen," said Faith Hard- Harders said she has received , ‘
it. guppomt Wednsiadynon Us? )1 ers, assistant to the vice chancellor about 150 applications About 250 '
tmes one near K P?“ (82111:; § ‘ L C. - 5 for academic affairs. ”This opening scholarships will be awarded. Three
Drive. according to U 0 cc TIMO'DEArKemK‘vr-Mm is a relatively large amount of faculty members will judge applica-
Paul Harrison. . money to everybody who is in tions and winners will be notified by .
The student. whose name was not school.“ May 1.
.1... by me ......... Speaker sees no connection . . ‘
robbed of 81 just before 2 pm. by The scholarships, available to all
Gary Wayne Scott. 19. of 531 Shelby . full-time undergraduate. graduate
St.. and a juvenile. whae name and and professional students with a
address were .0. releases 8033 e ween SW88 ener, l HESSCS mmrmum trade mm m...
were charged with first-degree rob- will cover in-state tuition for one .
bery. By SACHA DEVROOMEN for this type of food in the United is safe. Azarnoff said. and the re- academic year. Applications are lad artist Hm McAdam -
H . 'd a hand revolver Senior Staff Writer States.“ Azamoff said in a lec- Stilt of those studies have deter- available incollegedeans‘ offices bah-Ohio M obs. m.
amson sat , . ture spomored by the College of mined aspartame is safe even in Adult part-time students (those M ‘ m m “— ._
held by “navaf‘lghwgwm'unfl n‘fi Heathen: you think may be Pharmacy. "There is no evidence large doses. older than 25) also are eligible for M." 1 - ‘
mkit “min; "old M beat- caused by the change of sweeten- to date that there is any type of Pam Fahey. spokeswoman for unscholarships.
. .. . ers in soft drinks may be caused serious consequence from using the UK Medical Center. said it
a Vdrliile 13:33: :3). 5:33:13 by the clause of the overall for- aspartame. There have been indi- would be difficult to find either a “We want top-notch students who A“ can. vi be mu
mfimeaschdrgedwithrobbery ' Initiation of the drink. said an of- viduals reported to have symp doctor or researcher who would are contributirg to the University “mug...“
The u were 'W heat of the company who man- toms such as headaches. but dispute thou findings. because community.“ said Barbara Why. in It. to m In the “-
138W Id Thornton and several ufactures aspartame. more there is no concrete evidence as- neither the FDA nor the CDC director of special mm, and ad- I": “on M 0.. .~
by Lt. . .. commoniyknownas NutraSweet. pat-tame has caused their prob- have agroedwith any of the com- - . for the Coll c of Arts ‘ Sci- m “ of 0‘ m, fl
otherUKpoltceonColfaxStreet a .. . . . . ., . . vtsmg . e8 _ . 1..
ti fter“ the incident Har- it is not confirmed it is re- lem. platntsthatwet'efiled. coca am m earlier interview. moo-0.
31.“! me ' ‘ nd lated to the product." said Dr. He said the Center for Disease Azarnoff said the Food and The “a” committee will look _ -
"9°" “1dr ”“1 "'e “9°“ ‘ Daniel Anmoff. pt‘osidatt of Control in Atlanta. Ga.. recattly Drug Athninibtration requires all for wen-W “ma wm, mod-
moneyworotocouuod. GD. SearleandCo.‘s product de- mmined about 000 complaints. food additive: to be tested for tf‘nancialneeds should.
Scott and :5“ pleaded not “rm; velopment division. who spoke "Although it may be that certain safety. Stude- on humans are not as l '
Yamaha“ mm cur- yuterdny before about 350 people individuals may have an unusual required before approval. al- . ‘5 include an say on - _...
“W W" in a crowded lecture hall in the “tivity to the product. niece tiiough Saute did do that, Azar- “”18 ““w‘“ m n m “‘6 “3‘ 3 . .3 .
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CollegeofNunimlndHellth fimdonotprovrdeevidaice ndfuid. 'd to t The 1.1 . .fi“. .. 3-
Cotltty Detention Center on 810.000 . It s tetncn. financ _ g _ fl «1":-
hohd each The juvenile is being m“"“""“ “h“ ”u" f" “‘9 existence °‘ "V“ *“NWWW'G'M My statement reqtlruthesigmturuof nut-lunatic 1‘- 3e
“a m “PM“ CM” JM“ unaided}; Ant-hairyidum hum ' in -°' ' mm m by it: the snide-e. parent- and can be , «ti-nab!“ . 1
DcntantlonOuttcr. . ‘ u ‘ More an“ 10° “M“ were FDA " 5° milligrams per h- “1:0de25. Althotghfinnn- _ ..Jfl,,.h._ .
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’ ‘ I. ’ ‘ ,, jg. . ing so kilograms (about 130 lbs.) could take in as much
’ ' .‘ y , M_ as 3,000 milligrams day. A diet soft drink contaim 219
1‘ ~ . - 1- \ ;_:f.,..jf> . 3% Aspartame, the generic name for NutraSweet. was
. 2 ‘3; ‘ ' “Am“ n‘ss" eccidently discovered in the Searle laboratories by a re-
g: a searcher who found the compound had an extremely
‘ sweet taste. It was approved for dry use in tint and for
. carbonated drinks in 1983.
g g Aspartame is the artificial sweetener which tastes
- I“ * W moet like sugar, Azarnoff said. “Unlike other sweeten-
‘ . ~ fig»... ers. aspartame is indistinguishable from sugar.
« ' M “Of all studies, aspartame came as close to sugar as
Q“ . ' other sugars available." Azarnoff said. “There is no af-
m tertaste.”
“.- ' ’ f ‘3 A booklet, sponsored in part by the Student Govem-
' _ . ._ ,‘ ment Association, will be available in about a month.
_ *‘I ‘ ‘ according to Steve Thornbury. SGA pharmacy senator.
,, ‘ . --.-- h...‘ ~ 1 f» The booklet will contain the three lectures Azarnoff will
Efikm ~ ~ present while speaking at UK. Anyone who would like
33335 g‘ . ’ p more information and the booklet on aspartame should
- ‘ 5‘ g " 2:, write to Steve C. Thornbury. Senator of the College of
, '} a. " w Pharmacy on Gladstone Avenue.
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By STEVE SWIFT _____—__—_ Schnarr. in a separate interview, described the deci- ’ 0
Associated Press sion as “cold water in the face. " I] Mlle
LOUISVILLE _ Doctors dashed artificial heart rec“, “Dr. De Vries’ decision is shared by “you'gdteliinf; a mar; :ebecan’: titilialie itttot his 0;: Resort
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wedding With a deClSIOI‘l that came like cold water in _ _ . .
theface,“ his future daughter-in-law said yesterday. hOSpItal. The View Of the ent ire Family members had comidered holding a mock wed-
Implant surgeon William C. DeVries. despite family heart team iS that Schroeder ’S digggmgtemghiffigeegogt tehe tliospital, 1‘: ds‘gltom ”1?: V64; /
objections. decided it would be too risky for the federal - a - _ 'ev r, rvrne an narr 53‘ g ».
retiree to make the 90-mile trip to Jasper. lnd.. tomor- medical recover y WOUld be megvhagbfigngcfieflsmvyfiu M t W /Q ..
row for the weddin of Terry Schroeder and Julie ' ' ' n 0‘ ioeder s e, ar gar e . on ed’m' 1 ' " '
Schnarr. g . J e0pard1zednby a tnp ofthat day night diathewmildn’tallowthetrip. I l \l‘ 1 I i J“ , ,
. . . magnitude. The family was disappointed and asked DeVries to j ;, V
Schroeder. 53, has been recovering at Humana Hospi- Bob Irvine tell Schroeder, Irvine said. “He asked Schroeder if he ~ A. r
tal Audubon from a series of strokes in December. as _ _ . ’ understood and Schroeder indicated ‘yes.’ He is aware
well as a flu-like illness that drained his strength in director of public relations, that the decision has been made and. basically, why,"
- February. He received his Jarvik-7 pump Nov. 25. Humana Inc. Irvine said. .. , <
“Dr. DeVries‘ decision is shared by the medical and ’ Schroeder has been out of the hospital twice for Add [38831ng toh W ‘ “3%
nursing staff at the hospital, The View Of the entire — wheelchair rides and twice for rides in a customized your punc W11 .7. EL 1' n27 “5:
- heart team is that Schroeder's medical recovery would van, which is equipped with the 323-pound Utah drive Everclear 190 \gflh
be jeopardized by a trip of that magnitude." said Bob Schroeder, meanwhile, had said in November that at- machine that provides puffs of air to power the heart. proof grain 5“". » ~
Irvine, Humana Inc's directorof public relations. tending the wedding was among his goals for survival. The trip to Jasper would have been made inthevan. alcohol 1- _ -. é:
' The only other living recipient of a mechanical heart. He was fitted for a tuxedo last month, but DeVries had . ‘ . . . ' '- "
Murray P. Haydon, was resting yesterday after mild said his decision would be based on Schroeder‘s condi- Since the strokes on Dec. 13' which left him “nth
discomfort 24 hours before. A small amount of fluid, ap tionthis week. speech and "Fem” problems, Schroeder has been '- .
parently resulting from surgery on March 2. was drain- The implant team believes it is in Schroeder’s “best struggling t0 wtn freedom fromthehospital. - . ’
edfrom Haydon‘s right chestcavity, Irvine said. interest. from a medical standpoint and in terms of his . . m *" _ » 2W3??? '

' “In that fluid was very little blood. Dr. DeVries indi- continued recovery, that he not make the trip," Irvine In January, he suffered m'ld seizures caused by dam- W ’ " - 1,?53;
cated the problem is not serious and that Haydon slept said. age from the strokes. - _
well through the night.“ he said in a taperecorded . Saturday will mark Schroeder's 112th day on the arti- In early Feburary he was headed toward a move into ‘
statement. fIClal heart. The first recrpient. Barney Clark, died on a transition apartment only to lose ground to an unex- ------------------------------------

. Haydon, 58, undierwent lslurgeryl')liltdayslafte‘iz‘drecte-iv- his 112th day with the device. plained feverand the flu-like illness ['IIEH" P'SIII If”.
ing is p astic an meta eart. 0c ors p ugg a my Mel Schroeder the . . ' . .
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cavrty. ' rapy, but they haven’t indicated when he might be dis-
‘ The fluid drained Wednesday wasn l related t0 the “The family was unanimous in opposing it. That‘s all charged. He would receive 24-hour nursing care at the W—————~——1_~—
- . previous problem. Irvine said. lwanttosay."he said. apartment.
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. ' Collins to meet With com any to discuss plant “Mm—mm
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. ' ~ By MARK R. (‘HELLGREN Knicely said the negotiations were confidential and no with 15 companies and six industrial prospects before Wmmwmoouwmwuwouummm
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' partial itinerary released before the governor left Ken- “We are obviously targeting automotive industries in mmmnmmmmmm
FRANKFORT — Gov. Martha Layne Collins said yes- tucky on March 7. our visits,“ Collins said during a news conference con- ""-"""""'""'-'-“-----------
terday she will meet with officials of the Mitsubishi Mitsubishi Motor Sales of America announced earlier ducted via long—distance telephonefrom Japan.
’ _ ~ Motor Co, about locatingaplant in Kentucky. this year that it was considering four states, including Tobacco, too, has been a major topic of conversation.
. Collins also said the state is one of two under consid- Kentucky, for the location ofa new plant. Collins said.
~ . eration for investment by another “well-known“ Japa- On the other topic, Collins said Kentucky is one of two She said '1‘. Kuriyama, the director general for North
' nese firm. states under consideration for a major investment in American Affairs in the Ministry for Foreign Affairs.
' ' On a more specific trade item. Collins also said she the relocation ofaplant. told her specifically that some restrictions on the impor-
- , 2 has been given assurances by Japanese foreign min- Collins said the Kentucky delegation met with offi- tation of tobacco intoJapan willbelifted.
‘ istry officials that the nation would lift restrictions on cials from the company, which she refused to name, on Other talks have included Kentucky’s export to Japan
. _ the importation of tobacco from the United States. Thursday in Tokyo. which is 13 hours ahead of Eastern of coal. grain, sporting goods and other manufactured
' ~ ' . Commerce Secretary Carroll Knicely. who is accom- Standard Time. products. Collins said.
" . ' panying Collins on the two-week trip to Japan. said Ken- An inspection team from the company will viSit Ken- “I'm trying to cover allthebases."she said.
' - , ' tucky has been in contact with Mitsubishi officials. who tucky within the next month and make a final deciSion Competition for Japanese investment and export of see the
. ' - are ”moving in some rather definite directions and we shortly thereafter. she said. American products to Japan is “very fierce," Collins _
' . think those will beforthcoming fairly soon," Knicely said the Kentucky delegation will have met said. H|neys
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— “' drawings. ceramic pieces. and I? _ / '- _ 1
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situations. they are the PTOdUClS Of a This original Heather McAdams drawing began as a photograph of a young couple in a bank. T' . .
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_ were busy working — she was incis- nervous energy. . . . I ll want to see something lucky Arts Counctl Fellowship grant. -
My mu. c. _. m. m b a n “W m . m m ing a floral pattern into a pair of » - ~ - :\ highly entertaining McAdams « .
tossed in for “a“ m at.“ w, W I. W 2:45. 5:” 7:” clay bikini panties. “I‘ll want to see SO bad’ and no one 5 done I” 50 I d0 1" nght piece is “Fake Previews." promotio— .
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brook down social barrier! . M m a. day h m m Alt, What McAdams “wants to see" is artist over. are large pastel drawings. ' _
Shaody (“tad up," “w. Germ"). w a. W qu 1:65, 7.45 often a motivation for her creativity. ___—___- which showcase her intoxicating
9:35, 11:3.)MMM; 7, ' She claims to have been obsessed good or bad. “It's just another part stares brought on by the unorthodm color and electromagnetic dream - . ‘
M MP.‘ shocking, m m at. of Mummy“. w for a long time with a game she of the communication." mix of colors and patterns in her apr images . W
I. WM:WJ ‘ ‘ played in junior high. which consis- She at first thought her own obses- parel. but is now unashamed of her An example is "Pretty Nasty Ac- _ >
w -11.]. W W .3 ”a. M 6m, b ted of looking at uncaptioned photo- sion with self-portraits a bit strange. clashing. rainbow clothing. “People t'itient.” a mural-size depiction of a ,
comparable to a M Mlle“ m. M" W M: ,qu 0:3. graphs of people in situations. and until she heard of Frida Kahlos. wife who stare . . cut themselves off multiplecar collision executed in '
5:40, 7:50, 10,12.) . , trying to guess what was going on in of Mexican mural painter Diego People in Kentucky are OK about gorgeous m)pical hues: it looks at ,
ml... -- mmmmimdutedqbq MM w ,0” the picture. McAdams would find a Rivera. Kahlos also exe